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2001-2002 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 31
Career Services
Student Affairs
Joyal Administration, Room 256
(559) 278-2381
http://studentaffairs.csufresno.edu/career
Caroline Williams, Interim Director
assist you in making your career
decision by directing you to the
appropriate service: career testing,
workshops, computerized guidance
systems, and/or career information.
Other resources available include
Career Day, the Career Information
Network, and the Resource Center.
These services and resources will help
you select a major and career goal
compatible with your career interest.
Undergraduate Employment
Whether you’re looking for a part-time
or summer job to help you with
expenses or a work experience that
will help you prepare for your career,
CS offers a number of undergraduate
employment and work-related
learning opportunities. To discover
what opportunities await you, visit
Joyal Administration, Room 256.
In addition to gaining valuable
experience through working or
volunteering, you will have a realistic
means to test your career decision. In
some cases, you will also earn
academic credits. (See Students for
Community Service, page 47.)
Career Services
Depending on your interests, goals
and financial needs, you might be
interested in accessing services
through any one of our undergradu-ate
programs, including student
employment, cooperative education,
internships, community service, and
scholars service grants.
The Career Resource Center
The center provides current informa-tion
about majors, careers, trends,
course requirements, salaries, and the
future outlook. The Resource Center
contains numerous periodicals,
books, and publications with
information that will help you select
a career. Two computer-assisted
guidance systems are located in the
center — Eureka and SigiPlus.
Graduate and Alumni
Career Services
CS offers a wide variety of employ-ment-
related services for graduating
students and alumni of the CSU
system. Career employment can be
obtained from current employment
listings, from national, regional, and
local organizations that actively
recruit through campus interviews,
from job fairs, JOBTRAK, and job
searches on the Internet. CS also
maintains an active program
designed to assist teachers and other
education professionals in obtaining
positions at all levels of education.
Visit Joyal Administration, Room
256, to take advantage of these
services, or call (559) 278-2381 for
more information.
A home page is available on the
Internet. (See address at top of page.)
Besides promoting the recruitment
of our students, this site provides
students with direct links to hun-dreds
of job sites now available on
the World Wide Web. v
Career Services
The Career Services (CS) office
assists you in formulating a career
development plan that will permit
you to put your education to work in
a satisfying and rewarding career
field.
CS provides services that help you
develop and implement your career
plan. Services include career
counseling, part-time employment,
cooperative education, job search
workshops, full-time job interviews
(held on campus), and career
information. This serviceÊis free
to enrolled students and isÊavailable
to alumni for a nominal fee.
To receive assistance, telephone
(559) 278-2381Êfor an appointment
or see a counselor for consultation on
a walk-inÊbasis.
Undergraduate
Career Services
Ideally, the career decision-making
process should begin as soon as
youÊenter the university. Consider
talking with a counselor who will
Students learn
about careers at
the Job Fair.
Object Description
| Title | 2001-02 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2001-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 031 |
| Full Text Search | 2001-2002 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 31 Career Services Student Affairs Joyal Administration, Room 256 (559) 278-2381 http://studentaffairs.csufresno.edu/career Caroline Williams, Interim Director assist you in making your career decision by directing you to the appropriate service: career testing, workshops, computerized guidance systems, and/or career information. Other resources available include Career Day, the Career Information Network, and the Resource Center. These services and resources will help you select a major and career goal compatible with your career interest. Undergraduate Employment Whether you’re looking for a part-time or summer job to help you with expenses or a work experience that will help you prepare for your career, CS offers a number of undergraduate employment and work-related learning opportunities. To discover what opportunities await you, visit Joyal Administration, Room 256. In addition to gaining valuable experience through working or volunteering, you will have a realistic means to test your career decision. In some cases, you will also earn academic credits. (See Students for Community Service, page 47.) Career Services Depending on your interests, goals and financial needs, you might be interested in accessing services through any one of our undergradu-ate programs, including student employment, cooperative education, internships, community service, and scholars service grants. The Career Resource Center The center provides current informa-tion about majors, careers, trends, course requirements, salaries, and the future outlook. The Resource Center contains numerous periodicals, books, and publications with information that will help you select a career. Two computer-assisted guidance systems are located in the center — Eureka and SigiPlus. Graduate and Alumni Career Services CS offers a wide variety of employ-ment- related services for graduating students and alumni of the CSU system. Career employment can be obtained from current employment listings, from national, regional, and local organizations that actively recruit through campus interviews, from job fairs, JOBTRAK, and job searches on the Internet. CS also maintains an active program designed to assist teachers and other education professionals in obtaining positions at all levels of education. Visit Joyal Administration, Room 256, to take advantage of these services, or call (559) 278-2381 for more information. A home page is available on the Internet. (See address at top of page.) Besides promoting the recruitment of our students, this site provides students with direct links to hun-dreds of job sites now available on the World Wide Web. v Career Services The Career Services (CS) office assists you in formulating a career development plan that will permit you to put your education to work in a satisfying and rewarding career field. CS provides services that help you develop and implement your career plan. Services include career counseling, part-time employment, cooperative education, job search workshops, full-time job interviews (held on campus), and career information. This serviceÊis free to enrolled students and isÊavailable to alumni for a nominal fee. To receive assistance, telephone (559) 278-2381Êfor an appointment or see a counselor for consultation on a walk-inÊbasis. Undergraduate Career Services Ideally, the career decision-making process should begin as soon as youÊenter the university. Consider talking with a counselor who will Students learn about careers at the Job Fair. |
